tion style favored
by computer programmers, as described by Raymond [Raym]: Programmers
use pairs of qu... ch terms is found elsewhere.
For a proper noun described as an "Internet protocol", please refer
to the... redential was issued."
The four levels are described as follows:
- Level 1: Little or no confid... other cryptography.
The algorithm is described in [R2631] and [Schn]. In brief, Alice
and
o do! The
Finger User Information Protocol is described in RFC 1288 [32]. The
most general format of t... Record-Route option in IP rather than the method described
above.)
As an aside, Traceroute did not be... abases. The original NICNAME/WHOIS
protocol is described in RFC 954 [10].
WHOIS may be accessed by TEL... act; policies governing the InterNIC database are described in
RFC 1400 [31]. The MILNET database resides
in a more readable way.
Several of the tools described herein have several different
functions. Howe... lso provides
access to many of the other tools described in this guide.
3.2. Who can use World-Wide Web
... ion or electronic mail. Each type of
access is described below in the Using ARCHIE section.
5.4. Using AR... The reverse sorting orders from those described here are
obtained by prepending r to
wth.
Some basic functions of the Internet are described, along with their
applications and forums for ... over the planet. These types of games, which are described in
greater detail in Section 5, can be both en... ed in the World Wide
Web, and will be described later. Other protocols are
described in Section 4.3.
Max & Stickle Informatio
structure is provided by other organizations, as described in
[BCP11], "The Organizations Involved in the... cial and legal support of
the other "I" groups described here, particularly the IETF. ISOC
provides in... directly employed administrative staff. This is described in
more detail in [BCP101], "Structure of the ... bers Authority), and the
RFC Editor, which are described later in this section), and the
budget. He or
the other
hand, the majority of the NIR Tools described here are freely
available to the networked Res... rspace by title.
The gopher protocol is often described as "fiercely simple"; it is
connectionless (st... of Minnesota. The Internet Gopher
protocol is described in an informational RFC (1436) available at
be... ast, or login name.
Their place of work can be described by name and/or the
city/state/country.
Net
BER)
Standard rules for encoding data units described in ASN.1.
Sometimes incorrectly lumped unde... a Feather
BOOTP
The Bootstrap Protocol, described in RFC 1542, is used for booting
diskless n... 4, and EGP usage in the NSFNET
Backbone, as described in RFCs 1092 and 1093. See also: Exterior
... ce a unique signature for that text. MD-2,
described in RFC 1319; MD-4, described in RFC 1320; and MD-
is
generally more secure than the other model described in the next
paragraph. More work is required ... rotection requirements which differ as previously described. It is
therefore wise to isolate the internal... be generated.
For each of the logging methods described, there is also the issue of
securing the path ... tional standpoint. The circumstances should
be described in as much detail as possible, in order to aid pr
ent Tool Catalog June 1993
The tools described in this catalog are in no way endorsed by the
... nction to their respective models
described above except that they are for use on
... o run with SunOS4. These mods
are described in the bytecounters archive.
HARDWARE ... a from the
NETMON utility which is described as another tool
entry.
concerning authority
(e.g., lame delegations, described below) or some more exotic cases
like extrazon... heckers to detect.
2.7. Others
All the tools described above are the result of systematic work on
the... l to
suit it. Eliminating problems like those described in this document
is a major contribution for t... s pointed in the
above paragraph, the problems described in this text will grow more
serious and new on
computers can be attached to the type of network described in this
document.
ISN Working G... and active network component. This function is described more fully
below under Network Management and ... y
The model for school network implementation described above is based
on broad experience with this t... al staff.
Staffing Considerations
The duties described above do not necessarily require hiring new
st
PPP is the "advanced individual
user" solution described there.) Accessing the Web is like using any
ot... ound on the
Internet. The most common ones are described here. For more
information, see "EFF's (Extend... students are exposed. Usenet News and email (both described in
Section 5, "Questions About Using Internet
excerpts, provided verbatim, from the
material described.)
1d. Obtaining Files By Anonymous FTP
Much ... on how one can obtain the
material described. See the entries in this
bibliogra
. The descriptions
follow a common format, as described below:
NAME
The name of the X.500 implementa... been done on the interface since it was
first described in RFC1292. The most significant enhancement has